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Bibliography for Rex Walls Interview
Dan, Rutherford. "Alcoholism." __Alcoholism__. 04 January 2005. 10 Oct 2006 .

This article has a section that brings up the topic of alcoholic dependence and how alcohol can start to take a priority over of activities.

Dan, Rutherford. "Alcoholism." __Alcoholism Treatment__. 31 October 2005. 10 Oct 2006 .

This article shows us that trying to treat alcoholism by yourself or not treating it at all is life threatening and that you should see a trained professional.

"Make A Difference Talk To Your Child About Alcohol." __The Bottom Line: A Strong Parent–Child Relationship__. 2004. NIAAA National Institute Of Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse (NIH). 11 Oct 2006 .

This book published by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism talks about how important it is for parents to have a strong relationship with their children and how statistics show that children who have a strong parent child relationship delay drinking than children who don’t.

Varley, Chris. __Life Issues Alcoholism__. First. North Bellmore: Marshall Cavendish Corporation, 1994.

This book talks about many issues on alcoholism and brings up a very important one. Abuse while under the influence of alcohol. It talks about that most crimes are committed while one or more of the participants are under the abuse of alcohol.

Interview Questions

 * 1) What is your name?
 * 2) Where and when were you born?
 * 3) When did you meet your wife?
 * 4) What is the best example of your good parenting and what is your worst?
 * 5) Did you have a good relationship with your parents?
 * 6) Did you ever suspect that you were an alcoholic? If yes, what did you do to try and stop if you did try at all?
 * 7) What would you do if you found out that your daughter turned out to be a drug addicts?
 * 8) What was your relationship like with your wife?
 * 9) If you could have started your life again before you started drinking what would you do differently?
 * 10) What is your opinion of drunks and alcoholics?
 * 11) Did you ever seek professional help for being an alcoholic or did you ever go to talk groups?
 * 12) Did your drinking ever take priority over other activities?
 * 13) Did your parents ever talk to you about alcohol or alcoholism?
 * 14) Did you ever abuse anyone or commit any crimes while under the influence of alcohol?
 * 15) All in all do you find you led a good life or a bad life and if you could have the chance what might you do differently?

by: Lucas, Cody, and Ander